Faculty-student research at North Central College had a new home this summer: the Dr. Myron Wentz Science Center.

Suzanne Chod discussed the political landscape after the Capitol insurrection The U.S. marked the one-year anniversary of the deadly Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol. President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris delivered remarks, with Biden calling out former President Trump for attempting to undo American democracy. A slate of events were held on Capitol Hill to commemorate the day, including a prayer vigil with members of the House and Senate.

Dr. Stephen Maynard Caliendo shares an update on the status of the Election 2020 A few states had still yet to be decided in the race for the White House. As the wait continued, Americans questioned who would be the first candidate to reach that electoral 270 for the election win. Dr.

Dr. William Muck discussed political fallout from Capitol Hill insurrection Following the Capitol Hill insurrection, many political analysts jumped right in to describe any political fallout that might a arise as a result. Dr.

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Ryan Decker discussed the turbulent stock market and its impact on personal finances The S&P 500 registered five consecutive weekly declines, its longest streak of losses since June 2011. The financial markets are coming to grips with the Federal Reserve’s policy change, as geopolitical factors complicate the outlook for the global economy. Many Americans are questioning how the turbulent stock market will impact their households.

Suzanne Chod Talks Brokered and Contested Conventions in National Article As political analysts continue to study the 2020 presidential primaries, some question the likelihood of a brokered or contested convention. North Central College's Suzanne Chod, associate professor of political science, shared her opinion on the matter with reporter Maria Cramer of the New York Times.

Professor Patrick Gray talks Stimulus Bill and unemployment numbers North Central College’s Patrick Gray, half-time assistant professor of economics and finance, was interviewed on FOX 32 Chicago, where he discussed the City of Chicago’s receipt of $1.5 billion from the federal government’s Stimulus Bill.

Dr. Sean Kim Butorac shared insight behind the speculation surrounding the 2020 Election As the wait continued and the American people grew more and more anxious, political analysts and leaders nationwide took to speculation regarding the 2020 Election. For example, Rudy Giuliani mentioned he thought the Biden campaign was trying to steal the election and that the Trump campaign will not be bullied into conceding.

Dr. Stephen Maynard Caliendo talks key swing states amid 2020 Presidential Election The ongoing uncertainty surrounding the presidential race continues and votes continue to be tallied. Democratic nominee Joe Biden has pulled ahead in Pennsylvania and in Georgia, President Trump must win both of those states to have any shot at keeping his office in the White House. Dr.